reside
reside
Definition
re·side (ri zīd′)
intransitive verb -·sid′ed, -·sid′·ing
- to dwell for a long time; have one's residence; live (in or at)
- to be present or inherent; exist (in): said of qualities, etc.
- to be vested (in): said of rights, powers, etc.
Etymology: ME resyden < MFr resider < L residere < re-, back + sedere, to sit
reside
Synonyms
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v.
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Usage Examples
Preposition: with
- author(s: Previous | Next Page SEARCH WIDWISAWN | SAPIENS All rights reside with the author(s ).
Preposition: at
- address: Athletes must also reside at an English address or be studying at an English HEI.
- distance: Equally, scholars residing at a distance from European archives can now examine the manuscripts from their own home.
Preposition: on
- server: Sites of this nature should reside on a dedicated server.
- disk: Make sure you can still boot Word Juggler and access the versions of these programs that reside on the hard disk before continuing.
- PC: Kerio VPN Client The Kerio VPN Client is a small and straightforward application that resides on a client PC.
- machine: The clients and server components can also reside on the same machine.
- host: If all of your organization's user data and databases resides on one host, then you must ensure maximum protection for that device.
Modifying Another Word
- permanently: Frequently, such clients have not formed any settled intention about where they intend to reside permanently.
- illegally: Illegally residing in on policies relating states five percent.
- abroad: Even Taiwanese residing abroad were not safe from persecution.
- chiefly: Margaret bore Sir William nineteen children and they seem to have resided chiefly at Forde.
- elsewhere: Perhaps the Web site did have what you wanted, but the product resided elsewhere on the site.
- temporarily: This form is mainly intended for UK residents or UK citizens residing elsewhere temporarily.
Preposition: in
- parish: Of this 0.57 per cent, only 38 per cent resided in the parish at death.
- dwelling: For example, if the owner and a tenant reside in the same dwelling, the owner is liable.
- mansion: The New Addams Family is an updated version of the popular mid-sixties series about a decidedly off-beat family who reside in an eerie mansion.
- hamlet: Others reside inland in tiny hamlets within the island`s 11 parishes.
- realm: Ideas may be conceived and may reside in some Platonic realm untouched by the business of the world.
- neighborhood: I reside in the neighborhood of Grays, and was then landed there.
